Simulation for High-Stakes Assessment in Pediatric Emergency Medicine

作者: Aaron W. Calhoun , Farhan Bhanji , Jonathan Sherbino , Rose Hatala

DOI: 10.1016/J.CPEM.2016.05.001

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摘要: Abstract Simulation is becoming a standard assessment modality in pediatric emergency medicine, but its use for high-stakes has not been well described. We aimed to explore literature pertinent the of simulation and describe applicable instruments. In this article, we potential means by which can be used manner, along with future developments methodology medicine. A wide array potentially useful simulation-based instruments exists, although further validity evidence will needed their recommended most cases. Although many modalities exist, limited majority them. Care must taken when choosing an appropriate instrument.

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